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evidenceevidencedocument2015 Federal TrialJuror 489's questionnaire, including Questions 90, 95, and 96Juror 489 selected a statement allowing either punishment according to the facts and law in Question 90 and answered affirmatively to Questions 95 and 96 about voting for either sentence. The government relied on those answers in opposing disqualification, while the defense argued that the oral answers left the ability to consider life imprisonment inadequately demonstrated.
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Juror 489's questionnaire, including Questions 90, 95, and 96

Juror 489 selected a statement allowing either punishment according to the facts and law in Question 90 and answered affirmatively to Questions 95 and 96 about voting for either sentence. The government relied on those answers in opposing disqualification, while the defense argued that the oral answers left the ability to consider life imprisonment inadequately demonstrated.

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The government cited Questions 90, 95, and 96 to oppose the defense's claim that Juror 489 could not meaningfully consider life imprisonment.

Trial Record (1)

2015 Federal Trial

Day 19